Showing posts with label Mt. Shasta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mt. Shasta. Show all posts

Friday, June 21, 2013

DOLLAR AUCTION WEEK: "Mill and Mountain"

DOLLAR AUCTION WEEK -- 1 NEW WORK, 2 AUCTIONS DAILY


Title: "Mill and Mountain"                  
Size: 11" x 14"

"This has always been my favorite painting of McCloud, California, near Mt. Shasta."  -- SFG





Thursday, June 20, 2013

DOLLAR AUCTION WEEK: "Summer Showers, Mt. Shasta"

DOLLAR AUCTION WEEK -- 1 NEW WORK, 2 AUCTIONS DAILY


Comment: "Shasta loses much of its snow in summer, but cloudbursts like this one maintain its drama. If you are familiar with my work, you know that I am often painting an atmospheric effect, along with the obvious subject."  --- SFG

Title: "Summer Showers, Mt. Shasta"                  
Size: 24" x 24" 




Tuesday, June 18, 2013

DOLLAR AUCTION WEEK: "Shasta Lennies"

DOLLAR AUCTION WEEK -- 1 NEW WORK, 2 AUCTIONS DAILY


Comment: "Snow-capped Mt. Shasta can be seen for over a 100 miles in northern California and, in my mind, is the queen of the Sierras. This summer evening image shows the shadowed forest at her feet while the red-hued base and sunlit snow glow behind. Since my husband is a pilot, I couldn't help notice the lens-shaped clouds trailing to the northwest as the mountain wave condensed the moisture on the far side.(It can be quite thrilling to unexpectedly encounter that wave in flight.)"  --- SFG

Title: "Shasta Lennies"                  
Size: 24" x 30" 




Friday, April 05, 2013

"Shasta Lennies" - Auction Starts Today On eBay at 6 PM PT


"Shasta Lennies"  - Oil - 24" x30"

"Snow-capped Mt. Shasta can be seen for over a 100 miles in northern California and, in my mind, is the queen of the Sierras. This summer evening image shows the shadowed forest at her feet while the red-hued base and sunlit snow glow behind. Since my husband is a pilot, I couldn't help notice the lens-shaped clouds trailing to the northwest as the mountain wave condensed the moisture on the far side.(It can be quite thrilling to unexpectedly encounter that wave in flight.)"  --- SFG

NOTE TO ARTISTS: This painting is a studio painting based on photos and my firsthand observations. Don't be afraid to experiment with lighting. Lighting, more than almost any other element in a landscape describes the feeling of the artist when he saw the subject. "Pushing it" a bit will intensify the effect. 



Friday, February 06, 2009

"McCloud, First Snow on Shasta"


"McCloud, First Snow on Shasta" - Oil - 8" x 10" - $300

"An unexpected snow storm covered Mt. Shasta in early November and gave a preview of the upcoming glory that visits its slopes yearly. The view is especially breathtaking from the charming town of McCloud. Its just a few minutes off Interstate 5 and well worth a detour." --- SFG


Thursday, January 01, 2009

"November in McCloud"



"November in McCloud" - Oil - 11" x 14" - $400


"A cool autumn day rendered this view of an alley in the charming town of McCloud, California. The glowing light set off this delicate color harmony that enhanced the fall colors. There are countless subjects for painters along the alley way such as old garages, tool sheds, wood sheds or wood piles, varied fencing, trash cans, and a delightful jumble of varied shapes and objects." --- SFG



Wednesday, December 31, 2008

"McCloud Power Source"


"McCloud Power Source" - Oil - 11" x 14" - $400

"On this corner in McCloud, California, sit two churches dating back in this old lumber town. The Catholic church, built of logs, faces the viewer and the Presbyterian church is the white building to the right of it. I couldn't help noting the prominent power lines, the other power source for this charming town." --- SFG

"Conversation in the Alley"


"Conversation in the Alley" - Oil - 11" x 14" - $400

"McCloud is a small lumber town near Mt. Shasta in beautiful northern California. People often forget this part of California, but that's the way people in McCloud like it. Since the mill has closed, McCloud has become a hideaway for city dwellers who enjoy small town history and friendliness. Since the garages are often located on the alleys, friends meet and catch up there." --- SFG